Nonprofit
Published 3 months ago
Remote Volunteer College Readiness Training Director — Cougs 4 Kids
Remote, Volunteer must be in United States
Details
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Commitment Details:
Approximately 4–8 hours per month for at least six months, plus required screening and orientation.
Recurrence:
Recurring
Volunteers Needed:
3
Cause Areas:
Children & Youth, Civic Engagement, Education, Job & Workplace, Volunteering
Benefits:
Training Provided
Participation Requirements:
Background Check, Attend Orientation
Age Requirement:
25+
Other Requirements:
Successful screening plus privacy, accessibility, youth-safeguarding, content review, source verification, and incident-escalation training.
Description
Help Cougs 4 Kids equip underserved youth and young people with practical, accurate information about preparing for college and other postsecondary pathways.
The volunteer College Readiness Training Director will develop and coordinate remote educational workshops for participants, mentors, volunteers, and families. Content should be clear, inclusive, current, and focused on general education—not individualized legal, tax, financial, or admissions advice.
Responsibilities:
- Develop an age-appropriate college-readiness training plan and workshop calendar
- Create accessible materials about exploration, applications, essays, campus life, scholarships, and financial-aid basics
- Train facilitators and mentors to use approved content consistently
- Coordinate guest speakers and review presentations before delivery
- Include community college, university, certificate, apprenticeship, and trade-school pathways
- Verify factual claims and clearly identify official resources and deadlines
- Avoid admissions guarantees, scholarship promises, or individualized professional advice
- Gather participant feedback and improve materials over time
- Follow privacy, accessibility, youth-safeguarding, and content-approval procedures
Qualifications:
- Experience in college access, advising, education, training, student services, admissions, financial-aid education, or curriculum development
- Strong research, writing, facilitation, and project-management skills
- Familiarity with U.S. postsecondary pathways and official student-aid resources
- At least 25 years old and willing to complete screening
- Ability to communicate complex information accurately and inclusively
This is a remote, recurring role available within the United States. Expect approximately 4–8 hours per month.
Questions: volunteers@cougs4kids.org
Cougs 4 Kids
107 Spring Street, 2nd Floor
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 414-8043
Location
Volunteer must be in United States
Associated Location
Seattle, WA, USA
